this film has been converted badly from NTSC to PAL. it is called a fliedblend.
restore24 wasn't that happy with this footage. it produced jerkyness, too.
you could try walking the tough way with manual deblending.
all you need to do is finding the correct offsets manually. this requires you scrolling through the whole movie checking for remained blends.
Code:
mpeg2source("D:\FORUM\mantis2k\LostSwordship.d2v") #,cpu=4)
crop(8,88,-8,-84,align=true)
tdeint(mode=1)
changefps(23.976*10)
selectevery(10,7)
bicubicresize(width,336)
addborders(0,72,0,72)
changing the offset is done via the 2nd number of selectevery.
valuable numbers are form 0 to 9.
7 actually works pretty well on that sample you provided.
if the blend-pattern changes during the movie, you need to trim it into several sections, apply another offset to it an then re join them.
the script above is built to reencode to NTSC-FILM DVD (23.976 fps progressive, 704x480, Letterboxed)